Being thankful at WSU Spokane
Shameless cliché alert! It’s the time of year where everybody makes a list of what they’re thankful for, and we’re not afraid to do the same (we will also post […]
Shameless cliché alert! It’s the time of year where everybody makes a list of what they’re thankful for, and we’re not afraid to do the same (we will also post […]
Rockwood Health System brought a da Vinci surgical robot to the WSU Spokane campus last week to show off to students, staff and faculty.
A new research team focusing on community health in underserved populations recently transitioned to WSU Spokane. The team’s work will help sustain health, especially in underserved communities.
We are proud to call Spokane’s University District our neighborhood. It’s an area that is ripe for growth and innovation. It features six universities and colleges, private businesses, startups and recreation. […]
Students in our health sciences programs held a health fair this week, offering free flu shots, cholesterol tests, health screenings and more.
The next generation of health care professionals are all around us here in Spokane. Elementary, middle and high school students will someday be part of our health care workforce. That’s why […]
The annual State of Reform conference was in Spokane earlier this month and WSU Spokane Chancellor Lisa Brown was the morning keynote speaker.
Greater Spokane Incorporated (GSI) – the region’s chamber of commerce and economic development council – held its annual meeting this week with the theme focusing on how education grows economies. As […]
Before we can apply for medical school accreditation, and before we can begin recruiting medical students, we must hire a dean for the soon-to-be-named WSU College of Medicine. In May, […]
The Seattle Times had a story this past weekend featuring the increase of first- and second-year medical school seats on the east side of Washington.